Space Spirit Spring: Farmer Girl Cleverly Headed Home

Xiao Naihe is not Cheng Yuanzheng. He does not maintain enough trust in Su Haitang and has a different attitude towards life.

As a result, he hastily grabbed two meals and went to the next door to find Lu Yongsheng and Wang Guihua for clarification.

Of course Su Haitang didn't go. She was not the one who did the wrong thing. It's no good to bow her head with others, and she doesn't do unnecessary things.

Xiao Naihe went there for a long time, but he didn't know if it was Lu Yongsheng staying for a drink, or Wang Guihua's turmoil and confusion. In short, he hadn't returned when Xiao's father and Xiao mother came to the door.

"Mingzhu, have you eaten yet? I wondered for a while with your dad, but I didn't feel relieved. Why don't you come over and ask you personally."

Xiao's mother was impatient, so she opened the door and explained it first, but it saved Su Haitang and came to the idiom.

"Parents, I have something to say tomorrow. It’s not safe to rush at night this big night. Let me tell you in advance and ask Lao Xiao to pick you up. Haven't you eaten yet?"

Su Haitang greeted her in-laws and went to the kitchen to heat up the food, and Xiao mother eagerly followed.

"You bought a house? Where did you get the money? You won't receive any gifts, do you? You young people don't know how serious it is. Mom tells you that you can't ask for money that shouldn't be collected. It's not worth paying for your reputation and your future!"

After listening to her patiently, Su Haitang had a good impression of the old lady who had a clear idea of ​​right and wrong.

"Mom, don't worry, the money comes from a regular basis, and I went to the tax bureau to pay the tax. The house shop was accompanied by a comrade from the Public Security Bureau to see it with me. It is very reliable."

Xiao's mother would not be able to turn for a while, and asked in a daze, "What?"

Father Xiao stood at the door of the kitchen listening for a while, cleared his throat, and slowly spoke.

"Mingzhu, you haven't said yet, where did the money come from. The houses in the city, with their paved surfaces, are expensive, right?"

Su Haitang burned a coal stove, heated a few steamed buns, and looked back at him with a smile.

"Dad, I was just about to say it. I went to the city to sell steamed buns today, earning some money, thinking about buying some food and meat, but when I met someone was gambling on rocks, I followed suit."

"Do you understand betting on stones? It's just a bet on luck. Buy a stone and cut it with a saw. If there is jade in it, you will earn it.

Su Haitang smiled shyly.

"I think I must be a blessed person to be able to marry our family, so I tried it and I was very lucky to make a profit."

"I was thinking about betting ten and nine losing. I can't rely on this to make a fortune. It's the right way to buy a family business and live a solid life, so I just took the money to buy a house and plan to open a shop, that's it."

Xiao's father and Xiao's mother listened quietly, their eyes a little straight.

They have been honest with each other all their lives, facing the loess and back to the sky, and ate a meal with a drop of sweat. They have never thought of the idea of ​​making money by opportunism.

Not to mention the word gambling on rocks, even the people around them have never heard of it!

"Good, good, live a good life."

Father Xiao has an advantage. He doesn't have much knowledge but he has a duty. In this life, he has only one son, Xiao Naihe.

Originally, the old couple still thought that they could live with their son-in-law, so they sold the land and went to their son's house, thinking about doing a part-time job for someone, not eating in vain, but also helping to look after their grandson.

I don't know that my in-laws are not vegetarians, and there is a lot of noise, so I have to live with my son.

The house in the army’s family building was not very big, so where can such people come to live?

The old couple couldn't bear to burden their son and daughter-in-law, so they rented a bungalow in the country, doing odd jobs to make ends meet.